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Tablecraft 1270 8 oz. Modern Glass Syrup Dispenser with Chrome Plated ABS Top

Item #: 8081270

From $3.16/EA

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$4.89 $3.59 $3.16

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Tablecraft 1271 12 oz. Modern Glass Tapered Syrup Dispenser with Chrome Plated ABS Top

Item #: 8081271

From $3.22/EA

Reg. Lots of 12 Lots of 24
$4.99 $3.66 $3.22

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Tablecraft BH7 6 oz. Beehive Glass Syrup Dispenser with Chrome Plated ABS Top

Item #: 808BH7

From $3.76/EA

Reg. Lots of 12 Lots of 24
$5.49 $4.28 $3.76

Product Reviews

  • Tablecraft 1529R Red 20" x 15" x 5" Polyethylene Plastic Bus Tub, Bus Box

    The bus tub is lightweight but sturdy. Easy to pick up and move around to collect dirty dishes and bring them back to the dishroom.

    Chelsea S. from Queen City Cupcakes Posted on 03/11/2012

  • Tablecraft 5 Plastic Funnel Set

    I USE THESE FUNNELS FOR ALL SORTS OF DIFFERENT APLICATIONS, FROM AUTOMOTIVE TO COOKING. OF COURSE SEEING THAT THERE ARE 5 DIFFERENT SIZES OF THE FUNNELS, I DO NOT USE THE SAME FUNNEL FOR COOKING THAT I USE FOR PUTTING OIL INTO MY CAR.

    John J. B. J. from J. B. ENTERPRISES Posted on 01/26/2011

  • Tablecraft 4103W 6" x 3" Dough Scraper

    This is a very durable and versatile tool! Works great for scraping on marble. The only thing you have to watch out for is not using it to scrape a wood or Formica counter top because it can scratch it pretty bad

    Isaac E. Posted on 03/26/2010

  • Tablecraft 4012BK 12" Silicone Tip Locking Tong

    I looked at IKEA for tongs like this, but they didn't have them. They had some little skinny ones. I love how they have the silicone tip, it grips very well.

    Marcello A. R. from Alex's Personal Chef Service Posted on 02/23/2012

  • Tablecraft KK-3 KenKut 3 12" to 18" Film and Foil Dispenser / Cutter

    Where has this baby been all my life? Or at least since I had my own kitchen? I bought a roll of film from a big warehouse store a year ago. Pretty quickly it was evident the cardboard box was not the optimum dispensing mechanism. So my husband - handy man that he is - built a wooden holder into a cabinet. Well, that was lots better than the cardboard box but still resulted in the film drifting into itself most of the time wjo;e cutting so I ended up with a mess of wadded up film which I furiously threw in to the trash. Then I got this KenKut Dispenser. Immediately put that troublesome roll of film in it and my plastic wrap troubles are a thing of the past. The sliding cutter works like a dream. The film isn't stretched and torqued to tear it off, so it remains untwisted and so do I, for that matter. No more cussing under my breath (or out loud!)Peace reigns. I'm going to order a second one for foil! Love this thing.

    Diane L. Posted on 12/18/2011